Medford mail tribune., May 23, 1930, Page 13, Image 13

FAOE SIX
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, mno. .
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HATS
$3.95
and up
Figured Voile Dance Sets
III' il Hitf Colled ion
of dolors.
I'l'icuJ jicr not
"WIS AH AS YOU I' AY
IVY STREET MARKET
OPEN SIX DAYS
With a Full Line of Meats
F . - jj - B
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M 'X H
BOB CROWDER K
Well, Folks, here we are with some
big Saturday Bargains
SPECIALS
Extra Fancy Hons, lb 30(
Fryers, fat and tendor, lb 32
Rabbits, small and fat. lb 3(
Spare Ribs, lb 20e
Hamburger and Sausage, lb 20
All Kinds Steaks and Chops, lb 25
Boil Beef, lb 15
Short Ribs, lb 15
Pot Roast, lb 22
Pickeled Pigs Feot, 2 lbs 25c
Frankfurters and Wioners, 2 lbs 45
Pure Lard, lb 1 5
Lamb Stow, lb 15
Shoulder of Lamb, lb 22"
Leg of Lamb, lb jjiiJe
Leg of Veal, half or wholo, lb 25
Shoulder 'of Vaal, roaBt, lb 15.
Leg of Pork, half or wholo, lb 25
Shoulder of Pork, lb 20
Pig Heads, lb 5
Pig Feet, lb ....
Sauer Kraut, qt 5
ALL KINDS OF FRESHFRUIJS AND VEGETABLES
FULL LINE BAKERY GOODS0
There's nothing belter in town Come in and net vour
money s worth.
West of Post Office on Ivy Street
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS
Summer
Frocks
Charming
and
Gay
$0.95
m2M
Delightful Assemblage
of Summer Fashions
A truly wortli-whil') event,
thin special sclline; of lovely
Slimmer dresses. Sueli smart
styles, interestiiii? silks and
1,'iiy colors! You'll want sev
eral at the astonishingly low
price. Make your teleetions
now I
$1.25
THIS CINDKKKI.LA WAY"
TALENI GRANGERS
TO FETE KIWANIS
THURSDAY NIGH
XWUIXKU CIIKKK, Ore.. May.
Spl.) M'mber of the Tut-,
eiu Ci-itiiKK will Hponsor a dinner'
fur the Mi-dford KIwuhIh club, at1
thfir fininge lm II. Thursday even-)
Ins, May 2'J. Dinner will be served:
ut 8 p. m.
The Klwanlans will furnl.sli a 1
flno jifOKram and musii: for the
evi'iihiK.
All farmers and the public ar-
Invited to eonie and enjoy a splen
did evening "f entertainment he
sides enjoying a real feast.
Tickets will be up Bale at J. J.
Tryon's and I'ark'8 grocery.
If you mn this evening you will
the lower, for there will Io at!
leaHt 1 IK) present, or more If all t
plans hold good.
The chairmen for the year's com
mittees, with Mm. .lay Terrill and
Mrs. W'mi Xewhouse, will be I.i ;
eharge uf tne ianciiel.
FEAR FOUL PLAY
I'OKTI.AND. Ore., Mny 23. tP)
Slalo uuthoritlcM were culled Into i
the search for John Kulilln, 4K, who ,
(I Ihu)ic:i red suddenly and mysterl
oiiKly on the icvo of his wedding
Saturday to Miss Clnra CurlKon.
Sail lin's sister told Portland pc
llco yesterday she feared her bro
ther had met with foul play be
cause ho had often spoke about a
man who "will get me." Suhlin 1b
known to have carried a large
amount of money.
Police asked stale authorities to
aid In tho search.
I
TO AnEND SERVICES
i
All members of Med ford post
No. Anierfcan Legion, are re
UUeHled to attend memorial aer
vieeH at the Kngllsh Lutheran
church, Sunday, May 2 Gt li. All
comradeH will meet at tho church
at 10:50 a. m. for formation. Her
vlcea at 11 u. in. Dr. H. Funk
will be the speaker. Thla will he
a u n Inn aervlee of all tl. A. It.,
Spanisli American, and World War
Veterana and their auxiliaries.
Let's, all Join hi this memorial ser
vice In tribute to those who have
gono before.
A. J. AND1SRHON, Chaplain,
Post No. 15, American Legion.
MOTHER OF FOUR SHOT
BY CHICAGO HOLDUPS1
(MIICACO. 111., May 2:1. (I')
Mm. Ray I'elletler. I'.iyeai-ohl
j mother of four children, was found
shot to death laic hist iiIkIU a few
steps from her homo in suburban
llerwyn.
Her husband, who found the
body, thought she hail taken poison
and ran to I ho drug store for help.
When ho roturnod police had ar
rived, "The woman had been shot
Iwlro In Ihe chest,
rlgh school from :". to
done by robbeir.,
ATTEMPT ASSASSINATE
MALTA PRIME MINISTER
i VAI.KTTA. .Malta. May 23.
; An attempt was ninilc today tti
nstnisMlnute Sllikluml of Kl-
I clgli. prime minister f the Mal
: tese Biivernoii-.ot. lie was fired at
point blank, but was not hurt.
;
' IIAKIIlt. Ore. Ninety business
men nave Sluot-il a ihmuumi
! ilayl;;lil saving lime ill llaher.
Tells Experience For
Benefit of Others
MRS. J. V. BUOWN
"Kor the pwt f iv yenrn 1 hnve
been In ,intiMble henlth. mifffilntf
n lth stoinm-h nnd liver lr(Mlble. 1;
wtta eontintiAlly hot h e r e d with
pa inn in my sides piuI back. The!
iinprovi'inent in my condition ninee;
titkliiK Snrnon hus been wonderful.'
"S it rf o n PUN relieved me of1
ehrnnle i omtlpHtt'n. and for the (
first time in yenr I don't have toj
IHRr IIHHHCr' UT IHHllVt OI HMJ'
kand." Mr. J. C. Hrown, S-4 St.
KninelM St., Onmhn, Neh.
TlioufandH upon thiniKands of
eaneM like tbAJihov en nhe d
where Sai'KoiVhas triumphed nftor
all other medicine hud rmh-il.
Mtigil trus .Store, Agpnls.
Danseuse in Vocal Solos Monday
On Radio Chain With Roxy's Gang
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I EK lillL Mil
I'nlrieia IIowiiiuii (e'iiter), dniLseusc, will slug v(Kiil solus as
feature artist with llovy and His ;1Uik mi W.l and chain Monday
(nenlng. May 2tt. I-'rcddlo HMi (upper left) leads Ills orchestra hi
l fits in'onnns weekly. Mine. Imuii ltM.shei (lower right). Huh
sfan Hopriiiio, Is soloist In Around the Samovar, WAIIC and sin
lions, Sunday, May 25.
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Tribune Virgin Station)
l-Vhlay
5 tn B: 30 Standard Plamo
fr (las pniKram
B:.1 tn (I llnebo Service Sta-
Hull, Centiitl Point
It to (3 : 1 n IJIk Pines Lumber
Co. period for Jlillah
Shriners
ii:l5 to (!: 30 News and mnr-
kets by Jlail Tribune
0:311 to 7 Norwood Photo
h Service period for yllluh
Slirlners
7 to 7: IB Tom and Wash,
presented by Associated Oil
10.
:(I0 (io't Forecast by Floyd
! Voiing
4 Saturday
7:B.ri to 8 News by Mail Tl-i-!
bune
K to K:30 C'lilldi-en's Cold
Itond ltaitlo half hour
K: 30 In 8 : 4 B Parkers l'otato
Chips
XHfi to !l .Medford lco &
4 SloraKc Co.
!l to !l:3e Musical CiciKjraphy
! by Perl Kooeral Homo
9:30 to 10 Whito King pro
1 Krnni
10 to 111:30 Peoples Kleclric
Store
I n: 3d to 11 Pet Milk pro-
K'-alll
II to 1 1 ::in KoKun Itivcr
J Lumber Co.
11:30 lo I 2 Kloctrio Wlrine
I Co. ami Itaillo Servleo La
I bnnitot-y
! I 'J to 1J:30 Kronomy C.roce
terlu 12:30 News Flashes by .Mail
5 Tribune
12:30 to I Pierce-Allen Mo-
lor Co.
I In l:3n o. V. Titvers Co.
I :3n lo 2 I-'iikcii! Motor Sales
5 lo 5:30 Standard Flamo
(Jas inoKram
5:3a lo li Popular Itecord-
lOKS
15 to It: IB ItiK Pines l.oniber
Co.
li:IB lo li:3(l News and mar-'
I kets by Mall Tribune
C.:3o to 7 llrunswick Hrev-
Hies
7 to 7:15 Tom and Wash,
presented by Associated Oil
Co.
S:iiii (lovt. Frost Forecast bv
Floyd Young
WOTS
Hoy StMit troop lx met nt the
Methodlxt ehureh Thurday evm
Ihk. under direction of the new
seoutniiisler, Tom Httothby. (itorKe
Itennett, cenlor pntrol lender bun
dled the Instruction work for tho
efiiln;.
The yearly Inspection was given
by t'ol. V. II. la hie, who ultto
Riive a talk on the subject. "Tak
intf t personal interet in appear
anre and advancement."
Visitors of tho evening were Io
lirleker, wont executive; l.loyd
Showers, deputy commissioner, nnd
V. A. Hollo way. committeeman.
Trvop 3 met at the Koosevelt
sehtiol Wed neltiy evening under
the direction of Mr. Browne, eom
mitte.ninn. The time was pmt In
Inst ruction for the new meniberit
a n) field meet practice for the utf
vame membem.
Troop Fevon met nt the Armory
Wednesday evening In rharge of
Lee thicker, scout executive. The
entire ewnttiR was used In mak
ing tryouts for entrant! for thi
Moy Stout field meet to be hold'
next Saturday at the fair ground1.
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,w,(aJtt'C-'.
a 7:15 p.m. KIl-Io Program.
NP.C service to Kill), K11Q, KO
MO. KC.W. K1-:CA.
7:15 lo 7:3(1 p.m. Three violins.
NliC .service to KfiO, KOMI).
7:3n to' 7:45 p.m. Amos 'n Andy.
XliO service to KC.O, Kill, KO
MO. KC.W, KKCA.
7 : -1 5 to 8 li.m. Literary Ditrest pro-
htbltion poll and latest world
news flashes, interpreted by
Floyd Cilbbons. (transeontlnent-
al). NI!C service to KC.O, KIIQ,
KOMO. KflAV. KKCA.
8 to 8:15 p.m. Olc and the fllrls.
NltO service to KC.O, KIICJ;
KC.W 8:05 to 8:15 p.m.
8:1B to 8:45 p.m. Piano PainliiiKs.
NIK" service tn KC.O.
8:45 to !l:15 p.m. Tone Pieturei.
.VliC service lo KliO, K HQ, KO
MO, KC.W, KFI.
0:45 lo HI p.m. .lohn nnd Xed.
XI1C service tn KC.O. KIIQ. K.OA.
10 lo 1.11:30 p.m. Mystery Serial.
NIK' service to KdO. KOA.
10:3(1 to 11 p.m. Pacific Nomads.
NIIC service to KOO. KOA.
11 to 12 p.m. Hotel Dance Or
chestra. NliC service lo KC.O.
COSTS LOWERED
SALKM. Ore., May 23. WP)
The bunlrn of eot nf i-lei-trieal
extensions Into rum I ntm in uni
ties Is imii-h lessened for tin- run
Hiinier by a new policy iiilopted
by Ihe Mate public nerviee inni
misfi'tn. The order rniires ntlll
lien to make the extensions with
out eost lo the PUbsiTihiM If the
eost In not In exeesH of $7r. If
the cost exeneds that amount to
pay the utility the cost with a
tied net ion of $75, either In cash
or by a "minimum monthly reve
nue" over a five-year period. The
order is effective June 15,
mil
1K1AH. Cat.. May 2.1.
Abraham James, one of a purty
of four Indians, waa shot lo death
nenr here early today and Joe
Martinez, 47. a rancher, was taken
Into eustody when the victim's
companions named him as the at
tacker. The three survivors nf the party.
Kthel Paniels. Ida MeWhlmioy and
.too Mitchell, said thry drove to
tho ranch or Martltiest to get linuur
and that Martiin-a opened fire on
thorn wfrh n rtfle.
BIG PINES
LUMBER CO.
ST'
MR
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'iii .a
BREIER '
Brings Another
Great Special
Many
.Models
Fast-Color
Printed
Fine Count
Voiles
Dimities
Batistes
Sizes 14 to 48
Starting Saturday,
May 24th
Department Store
wtp
ART HUBBS, Manager
Mat-loll Senilis to Vie.'
S.M.KM. Ore.. .May; 23. (PI A
ilozen lroois of Hoy ScuutK of
Million iinil Polk coiinlii-s will
SUGAR SUPPLIES
CALORIES AT THE
LOWEST PRICE
Few Foods Return Such High
Caloric Value for the
Money
Supar is an inexpensive food.
Compared with butter, bacon,
macaroni, bread, meats, milk,
trreen vegetables and fresh fruits,
supar supplies the syslem with far
more calories for each cent spent
than Ihe same amount expended on
any of the rest of the products
named.
This fact is sipiilicant because
the average system requires ap
proximately 80(10 calories daily. Of
lliis amount, sixty per cent should
be derived from tho carbohydrate
group of foods to which sugnr
hcloiiRs. ,
To get the full value of suear the
housewife should eonsider.it in re
lation to all the foods she chooses
for her table. The most inexpensive
balanced meal can be made satisfy
ing; and complete by a sweet des
sert. Canned vegetables, as well as
fresh ones, can be much improved
in taste appeal if a dash of sugar
to a pinch nf salt is added while
tnev are cooking. Breakfast cereals
and stewed dried fruits have added
goodness when sucar is added
i Doctors and dietitians annrov.
lithe use of sugar in making essen-
iwos isiy. ror these foods
contain vitamins, minerals and
roughage all of which are needed
by the s.T-!-,i fj.-.l foo, promote.
Bod hcnl'h. The Sugar Institute
50OO
FINE SUMMER
FROCKS t
$i.
I '
fCM' 'in w$P""l
IN THE WEST
meet In Salem (tuturday for tbc
nilnil.il sprliiK lltbletic eontcl.
The KcoutH will wot up tents on
WlllMin.-Mo athletic fii-bl.
MEDFORD
LUMBER
CO.
Loiv Prices
We have the largest
retail stock of lumber
and building materials
in Medford.
Our facilities for buy
ing for cash in large
quantities enable us to
defy all competition.
It's Your Saving
GET OUR PRICES
They will surprise you.
Phone 629
MEDFORD
LUMBER
CO.
f
89
Regular Values
to
$3
.50
each
PORTLAND. The earwig cam
luilcn In Portland him been iiban
iloned. A joint meeting of city and
county coinnii.iwlonei'H ileclib-il II.
The last and
biggest race
of the season.
Spills and
Thrills. Don't
miss 'em.
Legion
Speedboat
Races
Emigrfint Lake
SUNDAY
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